205
CurrentCircumstances in which Tribunal may dispense with hearing
205 Circumstances in which Tribunal may dispense with hearing
The Tribunal may determine a referred matter without a hearing if—
(a)
the Tribunal has considered—
(i)
the referral report for the matter, and
(ii)
other matter the Tribunal considers relevant, and
(b)
the Registrar and the person to whom the referral report relates have agreed that the proceedings may be determined without a hearing, and
(c)
there are no material facts in dispute between the Registrar and the person, and
(d)
in the opinion of the Tribunal, public interest considerations do not require a hearing.
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